BBC - How to Win at Chess

Many people know the basic rules of chess, but few can play really well. This programme offers some essential tips on how to raise our game. British grandmasters Dan King and Ray Keene go through a special demonstration game from opening gambit to checkmate, revealing the key moves that can lead to victory. They explain the opening, middle and end games, and how to outwit an opponent with techniques such as forks, pins and skewers. Along the way the colourful and diverse world of British chess playing is celebrated, including speed chess and chess boxing, and useful advice is offered on how not to be humiliated by a child prodigy. Also taking part are novelist Martin Amis, writer Dominic Lawson, Britain's youngest grandmaster David Howell and under-16 champion Sheila Dines.

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voltorb (2010-04-14)

Thanks mate!

kar120c (2010-04-19)

Thanks for sharing, flash_os

NotSoPrettyRikki (2010-12-10)

Very nice of you!! Thanks!

slb1 (2011-01-10)

thank you so much! great show

dratmouh (2011-03-27)

Thanks !!

psichoate (2011-07-24)

thanks for the cool documentary, but it should not be called 'how to win at chess'
i thought this was going to be opening analysis or endgame positions or something, serves me right for being lazy and wanting a video instead of breaking out the textbooks.
this is chess for people who know how to move the pieces but have never heard of tactics or tournament play

j-cons (2012-09-10)

thanks flash_os...then can you upload ENTER 1.F4 BIRD'S OPENING by andrew martin...thanks in advanced...

gayflea (2013-08-11)

just play 1. f3
works everytime
follow up with 2. Kf2
"Develop the King first, b/c he is most important piece."
It is ONLY logical.